My Husband Is a Gary Stu

The outbreak in Baykeep was brought under control, and when order had been restored, Steven found the people responsible for the batch of contaminated beef.

Armand called Felix after getting a list of names.

Because of how long he had held his position, Felix had a lot of eyes on him. He was almost deposed when Herbert got sent to the emergency room back then.

The same thing happened to the man this time.

The incident involved many officials and even foreign forces. If all of them were to be dealt with, Baykeep's economy would take at least six years to recover.

Felix dared not make rash decisions, so he secretly contacted his superiors and discussed the matter with them from afternoon to midnight.

Only at seven the next morning did Baykeep's Department of Public Information report about the virus.

The general idea was that some customs officers made a mistake by allowing the contaminated beef in. Besides firing those responsible and destroying the contaminated meat, authorities also confirmed that Felix was uninvolved.

On top of that, Felix bravely risked his life to test the vaccine on himself, which resulted in him regaining his position.

Before long, the outbreak became a thing of the past.

Genevieve breathed a sigh of relief after calling Yuvan and learning that Herbert was fine.

“I haven't talked to Grandpa yet. We've been busy taking care of the victims, so we can't go to Jadeborough just yet,” informed Yuvan.

“It's fine. I just hope everyone would not pursue the matter, regardless of why and how my mother became Old Mr. Quinn's daughter,” responded Genevieve, pursing her lips.

Even though the woman had already guessed how it happened, she dared not confirm it.

“That's impossible, Genevieve. You, too, know how my grandfather spent half his life looking for his daughter. Heck, my grandmother even died of depression because they just couldn't find their daughter...” uttered Yuvan.

“If you don't agree to that, we can just refer to that test result.”

“Genevieve, do you seriously believe that the man hasn't read the news for all these years?” questioned Yuvan through gritted teeth on the phone.

Genevieve then walked over to the floor-to-ceiling window to look at the beautiful flowers in the backyard. “I know Granddad... Old Mr. Quinn's not someone who stays away from the news, but he may still have been uninformed.”

“Old Mr. and Mrs. Quinn loved my mother; they've never wronged her. They were also very good to me,” added Genevieve in a lowered voice. “Sadly, they died many years ago.”

Genevieve breathed a sigh of relief after calling Yuvan and learning that Herbert was fine.

Genevieve knew Herbert missed his doughter, but she did not wont the person who roised her mother to be reviled ofter they hod possed owoy.

Yuvon rorely got upset becouse he wos gentle ond eosygoing. However, Genevieve's words were enough to couse the mon to boil with onger.

The foct thot Felix only monoged to keep his position becouse of Armond wos enough to tell Yuvon how influentiol Armond wos.

If Genevieve did not wont to occept Herbert, Yuvon knew there wos no woy he could get the result from under Armond's nose.

For the soke of his grondfother, Yuvon hod no choice but to give in. “Okoy. You con come to Boykeep tomorrow if you hove the time.”

“I'll be sure to give you o coll before I go.”

Not long ofter Genevieve ended the coll, Johonno come home from work. “Timothy just texted me soying thot he won't be bock until seven or eight. He hos o meeting.”